With only 12 days to go until the 2025 Toyota AFL Indigenous All Stars game, the AFL has unveiled the full Indigenous All Stars squad that will take on Fremantle on February 15. 

A total of 31 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander AFL players from 16 clubs have been selected, with the star-studded team including seven All Australians, nine premiership players, six top ten draft picks, and three Mark of the Year winners.

Geelong have two representatives, with rising star Lawson Humphries and 2022 Premiership player and All Australian, Tyson Stengle included in the final squad. 

The recognition is welcome reward for both Humphries and Stengle, who both played instrumental roles in Geelong's 2024 campaign. 

Since joining the Cats in 2022, Stengle has been a revelation for the Cats kicking 126 goals in 69 games, including in 2022 being named All Australian in a Premiership year.  

After being selected by the Cats in the 2023 AFL draft, Humphries burst onto the scene with a terrific debut season, featuring in 11 AFL games and impressing with his skill and composure across half back. 

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Humphries’ Epic First Goal Brings House Down

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Humphries said he was honoured to represent the Indigenous All Stars.

“I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to represent my culture and family with the Indigenous All Stars. Growing up, I admired players like Adam Goodes, Lewis Jetta, and Sonny (Michael Walters), who inspired me to play footy. To now be a part of the All Stars is something I’m truly proud of, especially sharing this experience with a close teammate in Tyson Stengle,” Humphries said.

“Being able to play alongside some of the league’s best, and players who have played a pivotal role in driving social change both in society and within the AFL, is a real privilege. This opportunity will be a great learning experience for me as I deepen my connections within the AFL and gain a better understanding of both culture and the game. 

“Being a Kimberley boy that grew up in the Pilbara, to be able to represent my culture and background surrounded by friends and family in the stands is something I won't take for granted. Being so far away it's hard for them to watch my games, so to play in front of them, whilst representing them is exciting, and to do it against the team my family barracked for makes it even more special.”

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Stengle’s sizzling four sparks goals galore

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Indigenous All Stars Head Coach Xavier Clarke said the selection committee were fortunate with so many talented Indigenous players available.

“It was fantastic to see so many players available to play in the game. It’s an exciting squad and I can’t wait to coach such a great list of players against Fremantle,” Clarke said.

“I am in a fortunate position of having so much talent to work with and I can’t wait to see the boys put on a show.”

Tickets are on sale now and prices start at $10 for a junior under 15, and $35 for an adult, with family tickets (two adults and two juniors) only $70, allowing juniors to attend for free. 

The 2025 Toyota AFL Indigenous All Stars match will take place on Saturday, 15 February 2025 at Optus Stadium in Perth, with the Indigenous All Stars taking on Fremantle as part of the AFL pre-season fixture.

For tickets and more information head to afl.com.au/allstars.  

Indigenous All Stars Squad

  1. Callum Ah Chee – Noongar, Palyku and Nyikina, Yawuru
  2. Karl Amon - Noonuccal
  3. Shai Bolton - Minang and Wilman
  4. Jase Burgoyne – Kokatha, Larrakia, Warai
  5. Charlie Cameron – Waanyi and Lardil
  6. Jeremy Finlayson - Yorta Yorta
  7. Jade Gresham - Yorta Yorta
  8. Bobby Hill – Whadjuk, Ballardong, Noongar
  9. Brad Hill – Wilmen, Noongar
  10. Jason Horne-Francis - Wardaman
  11. Lawson Humphries - Nyul Nyul, Oomiday, Worrora
  12. Jarman Impey - Yorta Yorta
  13. Joel Jeffrey – Kukatj, Wulwulam
  14. Ash Johnson – Jaru, Kija
  15. Liam Jones - Kija
  16. Tim Kelly – Noongar, Wongi, Yamatji
  17. Coen Livingstone – Balardong, Noongar
  18. Ben Long – Anmatjerre
  19. Steven May - Larrakia
  20. Jesse Motlop - Larrakia
  21. Alex Pearce - Palawa
  22. Kysaiah Pickett – Yamatji, Noongar
  23. Willie Rioli – Tiwi
  24. Maurice Rioli - Tiwi
  25. Liam Ryan – Yamatji
  26. Izak Rankine - Kokatha and Ngarrindjeri
  27. Tyson Stengle – Wirangu
  28. Jy Simpkin - Yorta Yorta
  29. Michael Walters – Whadjuk, Wilmen and Ngarrindjeri
  30. Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera – Kokatha, Narangga
  31. Zac Williams - Wiradjuri